Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-08-05

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inter ering WITH The gllts 81 others
Andrew seltiae the IL cher 81 tie 5Cmur
ld Al1ns ndians OF "a ade, called on tho
is,resident, 81 seventy q ears of age. He
fscatne w make Inquiries about his reserve
ton and the adinission of D railroad
/ through ~, and was accompa nisd by Sub.
chieis Regis and Pirr Pierre, Leon, al III
dian interpreter, and apl Polornkia, i:
lsboy 81 thirteen. who, II 8Eis claimed ], is a.
well dncatsa as any boy Of his age IN the
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war history Of the war depart lment 81
the grand general staff Of Germany has
been published.
The Methodist annual Conference in ses-
/ sion at London has resolved TO hold It's
second ecumenical conference III the United
States ia 1891. iii
The dominion government MT contemplates
following mp The d:sallowance OF the Red
River Valley railroad charter By issuing An
Injunction TO restrain the contractors
from laying down: the line upon lands own
ed by the government. .5{{ & :. gsS /, 335..
| Lord Charles Beres'ord. junior lord OF
the admiralty, has resigned. . The excuse
Tor resignation was q minor breach of
etiquette at Spithead during the naval re-
view recently when q private signal
made by Lord Charles from the royal
yacht was converted into a public signal.
The report of Commissioner of Internal
Revenue Miller, shows that the total col
lections were $11S, S35, 757, or 81, o32,SSS
ore than the collections for the previous
fiscal year. The cost of collection was
i S4,O75,O 600. a very generally sat isfactory
service throughout the country is shown.
The receipts. as pared with the receipts
/ lor the previous year, were as follows:
! Spirits, s65, 1898 a decrease of
/ S3,262, 944; tobacco, $50, los, OCT, an in:
crease Of $2,20o,7Oo; fermented liquors,
! $2l, 922, 1877, an increase Of So, 245, 456;
! oleomargarine, $723. 946, all increase;
banks and bankers, $1,2S8 an increase;
miscellaneous s247, 945, an increase OF
$2l. 435. A decrease in the consumption OF
/ spirituous liquors is Indicated. and cor
responding increase in the consumption OF
malt liquors. 5%
| The following pensions have been grant
ed: Wisconsin: Widow D. Mcintyre,
| Prairie du Chien; widow NJ. Klein. Cato;
/ widow j. F. Hays, Milwaukee, father H.
Lindemuth. New Holsteip widow A. J.
! Fullerton, Bonduel; w. Walls, Ettrick;
J. RuboltE, New London; L. II. Stebbins.
! Darien; W. Beattie, Portage; A. McCleary,
Maiden Rock; H.:Van D. Boser, Sawyer;
F. Feune, Argyle; F; Mort, Chippewa Falls;
j.. B. RUSSO, West Bend; J. .. Roucher.
Milwaukee,; H. Williams, Marshland.
Minnesota: S. From, Cambridge; F. S.
Mears, OwatonnA; G. W. Rice, Burton;
N. G. Cosell, Reads Landing; A. McNeel,
Pine Island; w. Markle, Minneapolis; NJ.
Dowd, Gotne; J. A1ues, Ramsey; C. s. Tay-
lor, Glyndon; T. P: McKusick, Pine City;
! =. N. Hawkins, D:iudas; J. McGroman,
Mendoza. Dakota: D. W. Lake. Good
win; J. H, Anderson. Glendale; j. Thomas,
| Milbank; D. A. Corkins, Larimore; w. W.
Gaywood. Fiandreau; e. F. NJ. Nelson,
Portland; J. a. Clark, Portland; ]. A.
Clask, alias C. ". Foster, Madison; C. r.
Pierce, onida; A. S. Hopson, Gasselton.
Secretary Lamar has denied the petit
! ton OF the Sioux City 4 St. Raul road for
land claimed for six and one quarter miles
! OF road built at the Lamar end OF the
line. He orders 123, 643 acres OF land
enormously patented to Iowa on account
| OF this line be thrown open to settlement,
| it having been released to the State OF
Iowa. In the case of So, 900 acres patent
ed to the Chicago e. Milwaukee and the
Sioux City & st. Paul companies in
| O'Brlen county, ne orders suit to be
brought against the Sioux City & ST.. Paul
| company, but not against the Milwaukee
& St. Paul road. -
Young Manning claiming to be relative
ofex- Secretary Manning and complainin OF
cruel treatment in a military prison is pro.
nouuced fraud. = 49, T..
! At Baker City, Ore, Sheriff Smith has
arrested Andrew Hamilton for a murder
con- mitted in Pike county, Illinois, III
1876. s@i
Mr.. Edward Atkinson, OF Boston, left
London recently for Paris. 1t is said that
Mr.. Atkinson is charged by Secretary Bay
| ard with Is private and confidential mis-
sion relative to the silver coinage question,
i md 1
American and European Systems will be
| the result of his summer vacation.
Tom Bran "a bachelor OF Bonham, Tex,
has just died, leaving over $1,000, 900,
| which will probably 60 to negroes, among
whom he had lived many years. s
| The total damage to railroad and pri-
| vate property within a radius of twenty.
| five miles OF Reading. Pa, destroyed by q
storm, amounted to $4,000. a.. )
The Grosvenor resolution ind orsing Sher-
| man for president is adopted by the Ohio
Republican convention without dissent,
and Gov. Foraker is renominated.
The Dakota editors elected officers and
| voted to hold the next convention at Big
Stone Lake. . "
Paddy Ryan, the pugiist, calamity say.
ed q haby's life in San Francisco, the 9th
! er day, knocking down a horse who was
! ABOUT TO trample II TO death.
Col. Tyner, adjutant general 81 Dakota,
! has located the military encampment OF
| the Dakota National Guard in Huron, to
! be held from the LIST to the 9Th Of septem-
Der. Cooked rations will be issued, and q
target range established with prizes to the
best narksmen. x ssE
The British subjects residing in Massa,
! chusetts and making q living there number
$4,000. 49, - ..".z5@ II + r., IL
| A committee from Philadelphia, repre-.
senting the constitutional centennial COM
| mission. headed by Hon. John A. Kasson,
| had a conference with the president at the
White house and agreed upon programme
for the celebration. -.1s, s55 z .
! The strikers at the Limerick dock, At
! tended by a mob numbering ], 900. hooted
| and stoned the imported Waterford labor
ers while the latter were unloading yes.
sell Much damage was done to property.
The police charged on the mob with drawn
batons, and IN the lively skirmish that fol-
| lowed many skulls were broken.
| &c. Morrisoa, purchasing agent Of Che.
/ Manitoba road, has completed his twenty.
1 eth year OF service for this company.
| The Portland (Or.) News which was
sold to J. d. Wilcox the other day, vas
started sir years ago BY Nathan Cole 81
/ st. Louie and some Portland parties who
sank about 500, 600 IN It. They then
sold out. and the last owners lost $50. 900.
| The cheeks Of the Columbia bank. Phila-
}delphia we're thrown ont BY the Farmers
| md Mechanics National bank, because Of
3 lack 81 iunds. M Il d
Secretary Lamar has q peculiar pension
case under sconsid Iteration. 81 widow has
i flsd q claim for pension arrearages. allow
ed but not paid by her husband. It 10
shown BY the evidence, which ID not disput-
ed, that the woman killed her husband.
was Tor this tried, convicted and sentenced
sto lie imprisonment The ques Il on arises
I az to whether, under the circnmstances,sh she